Lavender Hidcote - 18 Plug Plants

Once the plugs have matured and the risk of frost has passed, usually late spring to early summer.

Yes, they thrive in containers as long as the pots have adequate drainage holes and are filled with a free-draining potting mix.

Lavender is drought-tolerant, so once established, water only during prolonged dry spells.

Lavender generally prefers lean soil and does not require heavy fertilization; a light application of compost in spring is sufficient.

Yes, Lavender Hidcote is considered a hardy perennial, though young plugs must be protected until they are fully rooted.

Ensure the soil is moist but not saturated, and provide partial shade for a few days to help the young plants recover from transport stress.

This is likely a sign of poor drainage. Ensure you are using a gritty, free-draining compost and avoid overwatering.